The proximity integration in Home Assistant allows you to track the proximity of devices or persons to a zone. This can be used to trigger automations based on the proximity of a person or device to a specific location.
Devices & entities¶
Spook does not provide any new devices or entities for this integration.
Actions¶
Spook does not provide action enhancements for this integration.
Repairs¶
While Spook is floating around in your Home Assistant instance, it will raise repairs issues if it has found something that is not right.
Unknown zone¶
Spook inspects all proximity configurations to find configurations based on zones that no longer exist. If Spook finds such a case, it will raise a repair issue, informing you about the problematic proximity configuration and the zone that is missing.
To resolve the raised issue, you can either remove the proximity configuration or restore the referenced zone. Unfortunately, Home Assistant doesn’t allow you to adjust the main zone that is used for the proximity configuration.
Spook will automatically remove the repair issue once the issue is fixed.
Unknown tracked devices or persons¶
Spook inspects all proximity configurations to find configurations based on tracked devices or persons that no longer exist. If Spook finds such a case, it will raise a repair issue, informing you about the problematic proximity configuration and the tracked device or person that is missing.
To resolve the raised issue, you can edit the proximity configuration and remove the missing tracked device or person. Spook will automatically remove the repair issue once the issue is fixed.
Unknown ignored zones¶
A proximity configuration allows for ignoring certain zones. Spook inspects all proximity configurations to find ignored zones that no longer exist. If Spook finds such a case, it will raise a repair issue, informing you about the problematic proximity configuration and the ignored zone that is missing.
While this is not a critical issue, it is a good one to clean up. To resolve the raised issue, you can edit the proximity configuration and remove the missing ignored zone. Spook will automatically remove the repair issue once the issue is fixed.
Feature requests, ideas, and support¶
If you have an idea on how to further enhance this integration, for example, by adding a new action, entity, or repairs detection; feel free to let us know in our discussion forums.
Are you stuck using these new features? Or maybe you’ve run into a bug? Please check the Support page on where to go for help.